I have a function which is technically a React Functional Component:

export default function Daw() {

  return (

    <>

        <div>Hello world.</div>

    </>

  );

}

Of course, my ordinary function cannot have the ReactJS method of componentDidMount(). Since it is not a class which extends React.PureComponent.

I'm using this function inside a ReactJS web app.

export default function Daw() {



  componentDidMount() { // ** Cannot use this ReactJS method!?

  }



  return (

    <>

        <div>Hello world.</div>

    </>

  );

}

Question

How can I possibly call componentDidMount() method of ReactJS inside my ordinary function? Is there a way to do it, without converting my function to a class which extends React.PureComponent? Is it possible?